Microsoft began testing xCloud for iOS in February of last year in a private beta, and things were going well until the company decided to release the app on the App Store. According to a blog post from the gaming giant, xCloud will now be widely available for all Xbox Game Pass Ultimate members using Windows 10 PCs, macOS computers, or iOS devices such as iPhones.As we prepare for the next chapter of our journey, we are closing registration to Project xCloud (Preview) starting 31 August, and will formally close the public preview starting on 29 September 2021. Project xCloud was the name of our public cloud gaming technology preview and was the first chapter of a multi-year journey.Microsoft is bringing xCloud game streaming to iPhone, iPad, and Mac out of beta soon with a significant boost to performance Evan Selleck / JIt took a bit of doing, but Microsoft (like other companies) figured out the “best way” to get its cloud game streaming aspirations on iPhone and iPad: web browsers.Cloud gaming will be available in the Game Pass section of the Xbox app on Windows 10 and users will be able to resume the launched Xbox game. Xbox Insiders will be able to test xCloud with the new xCloud Xbox App in 22 countries by signing up for the “Windows Gaming” preview of the Xbox Insider Hub app.
Apple trial on Wednesday show that Apple even removed a similar app from the App Store after its existence was mentioned by Microsoft.
Microsoft tried to launch its xCloud game streaming service on the App Store for iPhone and iPad users, but Apple rejected the app due to its strict guidelines. This will most likely work the same way Google Stadia. In addition to adding an app for certain TVs, Microsoft has also announced a new streaming stick that will be completely dedicated to xCloud.
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